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Micronaut is a modern, JVM-based, full-stack Java framework designed for building modular, easily testable JVM applications with support for Java, Kotlin, and the Groovy language. Micronaut is developed by the creators of the Grails framework and takes inspiration from lessons learned over the years building real-world applications from monoliths to microservices using Spring, Spring Boot, and Grails. Micronaut aims to provide all the tools necessary to build JVM applications. With Micronaut...

...Getting started with server development can be tough, especially if you're evaluating technologies. We can reduce the burden when you bring your own OpenAPI document. Some generators support Inversion of Control, allowing you to iterate on design via your OpenAPI document without worrying about blowing away your entire domain layer when you regenerate code. Ever wanted to iteratively design a MySQL database, but writing table declarations was too tedious? OpenAPI documents allow you to convert the metadata about your API into some other format.

OfficeFloor provides inversion of coupling control, with its: - dependency injection - continuation injection - thread injection For more information visit the OfficeFloor web site ( http://officefloor.net )

Application framework based on inversion of control/dependency injection

tiny-spring is a compact educational reimplementation of core Spring Framework concepts for Java developers. It was built to make inversion of control and dependency injection easier to understand than by reading the full Spring codebase. The container supports singleton beans, bean initialization, property injection, and dependency injection between beans. Configuration can be loaded from XML files. The project also implements AspectJ-style AOP with support for interface-based and class-based proxies. ...

The Commons-IoC project is a light-weight, framework independant, addition to the Contextual Inversion of Control pattern. Context IOC is Inversion of Control at its purest - just a pattern for design without any baggage.

Minimalistic Spring-style Inversion of Control implementation

JTR (Java Test Runner) is a framework meant for fastening the building of both complex and simple test enviroments. It is based on concepts such as Inversion of Control, and is ready for JSE, EJB, JMS and WS testing.

Spine provides a means of using inversion of control(dependency injection) techniques to create a multi tier application by using a generic model to instantiate java classes specified in configuration along a defined process flow.

This framework uses inversion of control to get information about a class using reflection. A visitor is written by the CD to tell it that the class structure is invoking the corresponding method. Annotations polymorphism is supported.

Simple lightweight Dependency Injection / Inversion of Control object factory.

The project goal is a development of an extensible framework that will allow other developers building simple but powerful rules engines for their application. The framework uses Inversion of Control (IoC) design principle.

This project centers around the goal of bringing the Inversion of Control principals leveraged by the Spring Framework to the client side of Google Web Toolkit (GWT) application development.

LightObjects is a very lightweight but powerful Inversion Of Control container. Supports both setter and constructor injection styles, XML and Java API configuration. Highly embeddable – less than 25K jar file and no external dependencies.

Jarcraft is a framework for creating Java Inversion of Control (IOC) Containers.

A micro IOC (Inversion of Control) container that is absolutely non-intrusive to components and with no restriction on injection method. (be it constructor-based, java bean setter based, static method based, etc).

Adaptive IoC is a lightweight yet powerful and extensible IoC (Inversion of Control) Container for Java. Adaptive IoC allows engineers to intuitively assemble independent, pluggable and interchangeable components into an integrated whole.

Jargo is a framework for creating Java Inversion of Control (IOC) Containers.

Cameleus is a Java project that will provide Inversion of Control container working on any Java Servlet container.

Lechuga is an ultra-lightweight Annotation-based IoC Container that brings you the benefits of Dependency-Injection and Inversion of Control patterns for your Java applications, with a tiny non-intrusive API.

InPUT offers a descriptive and programming language independent format and IoC (Inversion of Control) container for the configuration and design of computer experiments. Code and more info can be found on github: http://github.com/feldob/InPUT